THE RIGHT TO WORK.
. (To the Editor.) Sir,—ln your issuo of to-day's (lute it was pleasant to noto that you suggested "that the Government .sliould bring in a Bill, that any ono intimidat- • ing .or molesting those wlio desiro to work should bo severely dealt with by a term of imprisonment, without tlio option of'a fine." Tho citizens of Wellington should seo that the sheds are promptly cleared, and tho distribution of goods placed under military control. How long tho citizons of the Dominion, especially "Wellington and Auckland, aro going to tolerate the tying-up of their ports remains to bo seen. Whatever happens, your suggestion ' of a Bill being put through tho House v/ithin 48 hours will liayo tho hearty support of every wiso Nwv Zealander., Hoping you will push your* suggestion daily in front of tho Government. Jt is now about timo tho Government got to work re distribution of goods, and 'renewed their activity.—l am, etc., CEREBUS. November 10-
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Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 1904, 12 November 1913, Page 10
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161THE RIGHT TO WORK. Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 1904, 12 November 1913, Page 10
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